7.7 Jill is interested in determining her asset allocation for her 401-K retirement plan. Her company has 10 mutual funds for investment. Their past performance data are given in Table 7.18. Even though Jill is interested in the growth of her portfolio, she has the following investment restrictions: i. No more than 20% should be invested in any one fund. ii. 30%-45% should be invested in U.S. stock funds. iii. 10%-25% should be invested in international funds iv. At least 15% should be invested in bond funds. V. Total investment in U.S. and international stock funds should not exceed 70%. vi. At least 5% should be invested in money market fund. a. Formulate Jill's asset allocation problem as Sharpe's bi-criteria linear program. b. Determine the ideal solution and the upper and lower bounds on the portfolio's return and Beta risk C. Determine the optimal portfolio that will give at least a 10% average return under minimum Beta risk TABLE 7.18 Beta Risk Index 0.7 0.8 1.0 1.4 Retirement Fund Data (Exercise 7.7) Average Annual Type of Fund Return (%) U.S. stock funds Fund 1 8 Fund 2 9 Fund 3 10 Fund 4 8 International funds Fund 5 11 Fund 6 15 Bond funds Fund 7 7 Fund 8 4 Fund 9 2 Money market fund Fund 10 1 1.2 1.7 0.5 0.3 0.2 0 7.7 Jill is interested in determining her asset allocation for her 401-K retirement plan. Her company has 10 mutual funds for investment. Their past performance data are given in Table 7.18. Even though Jill is interested in the growth of her portfolio, she has the following investment restrictions: i. No more than 20% should be invested in any one fund. ii. 30%-45% should be invested in U.S. stock funds. iii. 10%-25% should be invested in international funds iv. At least 15% should be invested in bond funds. V. Total investment in U.S. and international stock funds should not exceed 70%. vi. At least 5% should be invested in money market fund. a. Formulate Jill's asset allocation problem as Sharpe's bi-criteria linear program. b. Determine the ideal solution and the upper and lower bounds on the portfolio's return and Beta risk C. Determine the optimal portfolio that will give at least a 10% average return under minimum Beta risk TABLE 7.18 Beta Risk Index 0.7 0.8 1.0 1.4 Retirement Fund Data (Exercise 7.7) Average Annual Type of Fund Return (%) U.S. stock funds Fund 1 8 Fund 2 9 Fund 3 10 Fund 4 8 International funds Fund 5 11 Fund 6 15 Bond funds Fund 7 7 Fund 8 4 Fund 9 2 Money market fund Fund 10 1 1.2 1.7 0.5 0.3 0.2 0